Jamie Miller's "Babydoll" Holds No. 1 for a Fourth Week

Jamie Miller's "Babydoll" is still at No. 1 on the U.K. Official Singles Chart, its fourth consecutive week on top in the chart dated Nov. 13. Billboard reported the run. The Official Singles Chart is the weekly U.K. ranking of songs, built from sales and streams.

The song first reached the top of the chart in October. That makes it the second-longest-running No. 1 single of 2026 so far. Only Sam Fender and Olivia Dean's "Rein Me In" has held the top spot for longer this year, with 23 weeks.

The song has also travelled further. "Babydoll" reached No. 45 on the Billboard Hot 100, the Billboard chart that ranks singles in the United States. It is the highest the song has reached on that chart.

Lower down the same U.K. chart, Ashe's "Stop the Wedding!" climbed to No. 2. It is a new peak and the highest position of the singer's career.

Christmas songs are also making their way up the rankings. Olivia Rodrigo's "Take Me Home (4 Christmas)" debuted at No. 8, the first Christmas song to reach the top 10 in 2026. Sam Fender's cover of "You Can't Always Get What You Want" debuted at No. 39. It was featured in the John Lewis Christmas advert that aired on Nov. 3.

Holiday tracks often arrive in the chart in the weeks before December, when adverts and playlists start to feature them. For the artists involved, a debut like this can introduce a song to people who first heard it on television or in a shop. Next week's chart will show whether "Babydoll" can extend its run to a fifth week.